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Susan Kelly discusses Technology Ireland ICT Skillnet’s tech leadership master’s programme, which is celebrating 20 years in operation. Read more: How this master’s programme is building tech leadership talent
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Ising models are designed to help perform quantum error correction and calibration. Read more: Nvidia unveils open source quantum AI model Ising

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iManage today (14 April) teases the launch of the next evolution of its platform, with CEO Neil Araujo telling Legal IT Insider that it’s as significant as the launch of iManage Cloud. The platform, which we’re told will create an inference layer on top of your data to provide context for AI, will be…
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The partnership will bring together Bull’s supercomputing infrastructure and Equal1’s ‘breakthrough’ silicon-spin quantum computers. Read more: Bull and Equal1 to advance next gen of hybrid quantum tech in Europe

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Jamie Judd speaks to K&L Gates’ chief technology officer, Harpreet Suri K&L Gates has become one of the first major law firms to achieve ISO/IEC 42001:2023 certification, the international standard for AI management systems, following an independent audit of its firm wide AI governance programme. Advertisement The certification, which covers accountability, risk management, transparency,…
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Klaviyo’s CTO explained that “Dublin will own core parts of how Klaviyo’s platform works, not support them from the sidelines.” Read more: Klaviyo building out its engineering team at Dublin facility
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AI productivity gains are often seen in the same sectors that cut entry-level jobs. Read more: Stanford: China ‘effectively’ closes US AI model performance gap
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AI productivity gains are often seen in sectors that cut entry-level jobs. Read more: Stanford: China ‘effectively’ closes AI model performance gap to US
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The world needs to prepare for powerful Mythos-like models that can dig out new security flaws in all systems, Anthropic co-founder Paul Clark told the Semafor World Economy event on Monday. Read more: Claude Mythos just first of power models to come warns Anthropic co-founder
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The new facilities will serve projects in advanced materials, semiconductors and chips, high-speed communications, medical devices, geoengineering, and AI and high-performance computing. Read more: Ireland to invest €17m in leading facilities for AI, medtech and more